Merrily We Roll Along

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Sondheim’s musical adaptation of the Kaufman and Hart play transforms the story of three successful people looking back on their lost friendship. Frank, Mary, and Charley grew up to realize their dreams and goals, but may have paid a greater price than they anticipated. Frank’s anguished question—“Why?”—begins the journey backwards in time, recalling rivalries, jealousies, triumphs, failures, and loves both unrequited and reciprocal, as the three seek to discover how they got from “there” to “here.” Merrily We Roll Along tells a masterful tale of three remarkable people reflecting on years of aspiration and reality, and dreams both fulfilled and lost.

Cast & Crew

Cast

Beth
Bunker/ TV Newsman/Reverend
Charley Kringas
Dory
Frank Jnr.
Frank Jnr.
Frank Jnr.
Franklin Shepard
Gussie Carnegie
Jerome
Joe Josephson
KT/u.s. Mary and Gussie
Mary Flynn
Meg Kincaid
Ru/u.s. Charley
Scotty/Mrs Spencer
Terry/Mr Spencer/u.s. Joe
TV newswoman/u.s KT, Meg and Beth
Tyler/ u.s. Frank

Crew

ASM
ASM
Assistant sound designer
Assistant to the Director
Associate Director
Associate Musical Director
Book
Choreographer
Clarinet/bass clarinet/bassoon/baritone sax
Clarinet/tenor sax
Company Stage Manager
Costume maker
Costume maker
Costume Supervisor
Dance arrangements
Designer
Dialect Coach
Director
Double bass
Drums/percussion
Flutes/clarinet/alto sax
Hair and wig designer
Lighting Designer
Lighting programmer
Music and lyrics
Music copyist
Musical Supervisor and director
Orchestrator
Original play
Original play
Piano/keys
Production electrician
Production Manager
Production photographer
Production sound engineer
Sound crew
Sound Designer
Sound no 1
Sound no 2
Trombone
Trumpet 1
Trumpet 2
Wardrobe Assistant
Wardrobe Mistress
Wigs Mistress

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